DID Press: Embassy of China in Washington D.C. rejected reports alleging weapons deliveries to Iran, stating that Beijing has not supplied arms to any party. Meanwhile, Donald Trump issued a strong warning to China, saying it would face “major problems” if such claims were proven true.
According to a report by CNN, the Chinese embassy in Washington emphasized that allegations regarding the arming of Iran are fabricated and that Beijing has not provided weapons in any conflict.
Trump reiterated his stance toward Iran on Sunday morning, again asserting that the United States has neutralized Tehran’s military capabilities.
He also warned China, stating: “If China does such a thing, it will face major problems.”
Trump further commented on the ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran in Islamabad—led by J. D. Vance and attended by an Iranian delegation—saying: “Regardless of the outcome of these negotiations, we are the winner. A deal may happen or may not happen; it does not matter. From America’s perspective, we are winning.”
Trump also referred to U.S. economic activity, stating: “Ships are moving toward our country, and we have loaded large tankers with oil and gas.”